Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-11-11
MERE MENTION.
Fatten your turkey.

Fatten your turkey.
Thanksgiving the oath.
The long wharf will soon be com,lc;
Olympia r!sning mill is running Oh
full time.
Don't forget - Monte Cristo," Mon
day night.
Olympia coal dealers are filling III
their bunkers.
Auction at Ford's srlesroom to-mol
row at ii 4. NJ.
The little steamer Colby was in tn,
hlrbor this week.
George Budlong, Df Seattle, pal,
Olympia Il visit thi> week.
Mr.. John Byrnv's new dwelling vii
soon be ready for occupancy.
Rev Edwin Eells, of Tacoma, is reg
istcred at the Carlton House.
The elegant steamer North Pacif
is now on the OlympiaS Seattle route
Mr.. Robert Wingate, of Tacoma
made his usual visit to Olympia las
Monday.
The Office and waiting room O
Young's Hotel is undergoinga genera
renovation.
Miss Laura NJ. Price of Centralia
has been visiting friends in town, dur
ing the week.
Alfred Hagerty and Eva Shaw were
vHaited in marriage at the NJ. f. Par
sonage, Monday.
Mrs. Josie E. Ferry, of Seattle, has
been visiting her parents on Eastsidc
the past few days.
The Gold Bar restaurants now one
of the neatest establishments of the
kind in the Territory.
Read the advertisements in the
STANDARD. They represent the live
business men of Olympia.
Mr.. A. d. Whitney, of the Occidental
Hotel, Seattle, was in town last
Wednesday and Thursday.
Born, on Friday, at the residence OF
Jessie Ferguson, of Mound Prairie, to
the wife of John Callow, of Little
Skookum, a son.
The benefit payment of $1,000 to
the wife of Mr. w. f. Anderson was
made by the A. o. U. w. within thirty
day of his death.
Mrs. Ella Irving left, on Thursday,
morning, for Ellensburg, where she
will spend few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. 0. G. Laberee.
Judge Ready, as Deputy Clerk of
the District Court, issued thirteen
declarations of intention" for citizen
ship, on the Sth instant.
Brad Davis, late assistant to Post
master Glover, has resumed his old
business of typo, and now holds a
case in the Partisan Office.
Probate Judge Root, last Saturday
evening, united in marriage at Turn
water, Ira L. Lowell and Jemima
Broyles, both of this county.
Prof. Morris, the phrenologist'S has
drawn large audiances nightly at the
Columbia Hall since Tuesday evening
He is an entertaining lecturer.
Rome, its glories and Wonders" is
the subject of Mrs. ltenderson's sew
znth lecture at the Institute, next
Friday afternoon, the 18th inst.
Kneeland's Hotel at Shelton was
wholly destroyed by fire, last night
and it is reported that one of the
dodgers was burned in the ruins.
Mr.. Van Epps was reelected School
Director of Olympia district, last Sat
urday, without opposition. DR.. Lans
dale was likewise reelected Clerk.
Now is the time when the provident
housewife is fixing up her best room
for that nice man, the member of the
upper or lower house, as the case may
be.
At the residence of Mrs. Hagemeyel
in this place, on Monday, the 7th in
slant, Carl BONN and Ida Furst were
united in marriage, by Rev. w. B
Lee.
Mr.. Chilberg has furnished us a
sample of Sorghum syrup, the old-fash
toned product of the sugar cane, a
consignment of which he has Just re-
ceived from Chicago.
Mrs. Geo. Savage was thrown from q
wagon, last Sunday, ON Eastside, and
sustained severe injuries, from which
she has in a measure recovered, un-
der the skillful ministrations of DR..
Newell.
A gold breast-pin was lost on the
evening of the 9Th inst, somewhere
between Columbia Hall and Eastside.
The finder will receive the heartfelt
thanks Of a young lady by leaving it at
this Office.
y Mr.. Rodgers is prepared to take